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what is the duration of Course offered by IBS campuses other than Hyderabad?? and do we need any job experience to join in PGPM at Ahmadabad, Bangalore, Gurgaon, Kolkata, Mumbai, Pune ?

Pranav Mishra 1st Dec, 2019

Hello Aspirant,

Courses offered by IBS campuses other than IBS Hyderabad are as follows -:

1) IBS JAIPUR, IBS DEHRADUN offers 2 year MBA program to its students.

2) IBS AHMEDABAD, IBS IBS BANGALORE, IBS GURGAON, IBS KOLKATA, IBS MUMBAI and IBS PUNE offers 2 year PGPM program to its students.

For getting admission in IBS campuses you can give any of the these exams like - CAT, IBSAT, NMAT and GMAT.

Now talking about your second question is there any job experience needed for getting admission in PGPM the answer is" NO" no job experience is needed for getting admission to the PGPM program of IBS campuses.

I hope the above information is beneficial for you.

All the best.

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is thereb any separate exam from cat for ibs hyderabad like ibsat ?

ashutosh gupta 11th Nov, 2019

IBS hyderabad is one of the top b school in india. You can get admission in ibs hyderabad by qualifying cat or by giving IBSAT. IBSAT is the paper organized by ICFAI university for giving admission in its 9 institute. Cut off of CAT of ibs hyderabad is around 80%ile. But it is easiwr to get admission in IBShyderabad by giving IBSAT In comarison to CAT. Programme fees of IBShyderabad is around 14lacs.

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How to get prepared for JEE mains in one month

karthik 14th Feb, 2018

As a first step, don’t ever loose hope. A wise person once said-

“Fear kills more dreams than failure ever will”

This is the crucial time for planning a strategy

The 1-Month Strategy-

Aim:

Let’s say, you want to score x% in JEE Main!

Method:

In my opinion, in a one month time frame, the best way to enrich both these aspects of exam is through Intelligently planned Mock Tests. Now the question arises, “How to intelligently plan the tests?”.

Step - 1: One way to do it is by taking “Open-notes self assessment tests”.

So the idea is that you take mock tests (preferably previous year’s papers) in a limited time format where you can refer to your class-notes during the test.

But, the rule of thumb is that you should achieve a minimum of about (x+y)% in those tests, where y is in [15, 25] (assuming (x+y) <= 100).

This strategy has two fold benefits-

It enhances your confidence and you start believing that you can really score what you are aiming for in the actual test.

You start adapting to what is commonly known as exam-stress.

With each test you should also try to minimize looking into your notes, but you should not violate the minimum score criteria i.e. your score should not fall below (x+y)%. Ideally, I will say that you should take atleast 15 “Close-notes” tests before the actual exam.

Step - 2: After completing each test, take some rest. Now it’s time to check the solutions. You should spend time in understanding the solutions to questions that you could’t solve and try to solve the ones that you missed during the mock test. It may take about 2–6 hours, depending upon your level of preparedness. The goal in this step is that you should never miss the same question if encountered again in any exam.

Step - 3: Now you are left with the rest of your day (about 3–7 hours). The important part to worry about in JEE Main is not the difficulty level of the questions; rather, keeping track of the entire syllabus is the major task here. Spend this time of the day on reviewing your weak concepts, which you should have realized by now after taking the test.

These steps will help you in maintaining a balance between expanding your knowledge and developing efficiency, eventually leading to a good score in JEE Main.

Remarks:

I can’t guarantee that the strategy presented by me is the optimal way of planning your one month period before JEE Main, but it’s my personal belief that this method will be surely helpful in achieving a good score in the exam.

You will be bombarded with numerous techniques, what I call “fundas” to score well by your seniors, teachers, parents and friends. But, at the end it’s your gut feeling that you have to trust!

Goodluck with that

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